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    • Russian 19th century cafe’s and restaurants?

    Posted by admin on October 30th, 2011 and filed under cafe restaurants | 1 Comment »

    I’m doing a paper about cafe’s and restaurants in 19th century Russia.Could you please help me with some links or internet resources regarding this subject?

    Thanks a lot!

    The first restaurant – "Slavyanskiy Bazar" (Moscow). The restaurant opened here in the 19th century. One of the most famous in Moscow. It burned down in 1993, the fire destroyed all the furnishings and the interiors and the courtyard. ( http://wikimapia.org/1540179/Former-restaurant-Slavyanskiy-Bazar )

    here you can find this information

    http://petrovideo.ru/journal/atc_027.html

    I want to open a new cafe and have no money of mine to use. What are the alternatives?

    Posted by admin on October 23rd, 2011 and filed under cafe | 7 Comments »

    I am planning to rent a small cafe and buying all the equipment but dont want to use my money. What are the alternatives?

    It’s been my experience, I opened a computer shop to use other people’s money. He was getting benefits for loaning money, and I also benefit from it too. 50:50. Try to recruit an investor who wants to help you. Create a formal agreement and good for you and your investors. Need tips on business? Try visiting http://www.taftbook.com

    in what ways can a beverage only cafe/bar, i.e. no food, generate enough income?

    Posted by admin on October 13th, 2011 and filed under cafe bar | 3 Comments »

    your anwers are great. please keep them coming!

    Starbuck’s did it for a long time before they started the food sales. They’re rolling back on the food sales these days cause they’re finding it not very profitable anymore. Coffee outlets sell lots of coffee related goods which are big money makers. Some also sell fine teas. Peets Coffee, Peerless Coffee & Teas and many others find a niche market and following.